7. Leave the director alone.
I know you want to watch rehearsals. I wanted to. Badly.
But I forced myself to stay away as much as possible. In my case, that meant attending one rehearsal a week. But looking back, I see that even that was excessive.
Attending rehearsals served no earthly good. It made me worry about the progress of the rehearsals--unnecessarily, as it turns out. And it intimidated the actors.
So hire a director you trust, then get out of their way. You'll learn everything you need to know about your play during the actual performance.
And besides, you've got enugh to keep you busy as producer. Why aren't you out there selling tickets?
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